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Majorca and Mallorca are the same place - the biggest island in the Balearic group. For most of us, the pronunciation is the same (Mah-york-ah). On our website, we mainly call it Mallorca (the Catalan spelling) because Catalan is the primary language on the island, and it's used on all the maps and road signs, and so on. Hope that's cleared that one up!
For this and all the other stuff you'd like to know, take a look at http://www.mydestination.com/mallorca.
And have a brilliant holiday!
Best, Mike
Mallorca is the Spanish spelling. the ll in Spanish often sounds like a J in English, so English speakers spell it Majorca, so when said, it sounds close to the same.
Majorca is English for Mallorca.
Latinised 'Major' being the biggest of the islands.
so im finally going on my first ever holiday abroad !
me and my partner are going to majorca 'santa ponsa' , so what is mallorca? is that just another way of saying it ? if these two are different places how far awat are they from each other ? and is there any were else near majorca were we can go and party at night ? were a young couple so anything goes !
also , i am stuck on finding activities to do in majorca as i really want to do stuff such as snorkeling or boat jumping but i just cant seem to find anything ( any one who has been there would be great help |) !!
